Sentence examples for criticized now from inspiring English sources

Kennedy found himself under immediate attack -- for much the same reason that Mrs. Clinton is criticized now.

As whole neighborhoods were demolished in the urban renewal fever of the 1960's -- a movement much criticized now for erasing cultural history -- Mr. Sasaki's designers produced Copley Square in Boston, Constitution Plaza in Hartford and Washington Square Village in Manhattan.

He was criticized now for the earlier adoption of Panama's penal system in the Zone.

"At the beginning it was criticized, now it is widely accepted," JR told the Wall Street Journal.

In fact, we would be spending more money this year on Medicare than we would have under the president's budget last year if we would have supported the bill that she criticizes now.

As a member of the National Organization for Women, an African-American woman and a reader of The New York Times, I'm surprised and disappointed that you chose to criticize NOW for endorsing Carol Moseley Braun for president.

Bridgestone has been criticized until now for not being as open about the recall as Ford.

I feel terrible that an industry I spent my life trying to improve is being criticized terribly now, that regulators who I helped work with over the years are being criticized by what I have done.

To be clear, while it may not be the backbone of his funding, some of the very bailout money that Ron Johnson has criticized is now funding his campaign.

He argued that the party needs to steadfastly defend its main priorities, and that includes the Iran nuclear deal, which he previously criticized but now calls one of "President Obama's lasting legacies".

Everyone moans and criticizes now and then.